[Solved] Card reading intermittent issues
[Solved] Card reading intermittent issues
Hello,
LCD is consistent with your SD card insertion / removal (meaning insertion SWITCH + PIN assignment are OK) BUT the content of the SD card is erratic, there are potentially 3 possible issues :
1. Card is defective. Does not happen so often, but still check that you formatted it in FAT32 and that the amount of entries is limited (below 10) and card is not full (there are no CRC on GCODE, meaning that a partial GCODE file will not be detected by the printer, it will just stop printing, no error)
2. SD flat cable is very close to the thermal dissipator (board side). Flat cable are not shielded by design and thermal dissipator are sticked on component which could create eletrical field/noise. Reroute the cable and check if it is solved. Same issue could happen for the display (other flat cable). Same solution will help to limit the issues with display filled with scramble caracters.
3. Power supply is generating noise on secondary (12 V) circuit. Seems to be strange but still logical. Most of the time, SD content is displayed well but when you turn the knob, list is becoming empty. It could also be during the print, vertical or horzontal draw line appears in an unexpected way. Replacing the power supply cursed both issues in my case. Did I was lucky ? No idea
Hope it helps
Thierry
LCD is consistent with your SD card insertion / removal (meaning insertion SWITCH + PIN assignment are OK) BUT the content of the SD card is erratic, there are potentially 3 possible issues :
1. Card is defective. Does not happen so often, but still check that you formatted it in FAT32 and that the amount of entries is limited (below 10) and card is not full (there are no CRC on GCODE, meaning that a partial GCODE file will not be detected by the printer, it will just stop printing, no error)
2. SD flat cable is very close to the thermal dissipator (board side). Flat cable are not shielded by design and thermal dissipator are sticked on component which could create eletrical field/noise. Reroute the cable and check if it is solved. Same issue could happen for the display (other flat cable). Same solution will help to limit the issues with display filled with scramble caracters.
3. Power supply is generating noise on secondary (12 V) circuit. Seems to be strange but still logical. Most of the time, SD content is displayed well but when you turn the knob, list is becoming empty. It could also be during the print, vertical or horzontal draw line appears in an unexpected way. Replacing the power supply cursed both issues in my case. Did I was lucky ? No idea
Hope it helps
Thierry
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Re: [Solved] Card reading intermittent issues
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Re: [Solved] Card reading intermittent issues
Sometimes built-in card readers in computers need to be repaired or replaced. Inspect it and see if there's any physical damage. Use a spare SD card to test if the card reader can't detect any card that's plugged in. Faulty cables can cause card readers to stop working properly.
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Re: [Solved] Card reading intermittent issues
BobbyChapel wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 5:10 pmSometimes built-in card readers in computers need to be repaired or replaced. Inspect it and see if there's any physical damage. Use a spare SD card to test if the card reader can't detect any card that's plugged in. Faulty cables can cause card readers to stop working properly.
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Most USB card readers automatically install drivers when you plug them in for the first time. However, manufacturers would often update their drivers to fix bugs or make improvements to their product. These updates are made publically available for download but would often go unnoticed.
Check with your card reader’s manufacturer if there are updates available and install if there are any. See if that will get rid of the problem.
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Re: [Solved] Card reading intermittent issues
Everything is very open with a clear description of the issues. It was truly informative. Your website is very helpful. Many thanks for sharing!Tparent wrote: ↑Sun Jan 27, 2019 6:43 pmHello,
LCD is consistent with your SD card insertion / removal (meaning insertion SWITCH + PIN assignment are OK) BUT the content of the SD card is erratic, there are potentially 3 possible issues : myloweslife
1. Card is defective. Does not happen so often, but still check that you formatted it in FAT32 and that the amount of entries is limited (below 10) and card is not full (there are no CRC on GCODE, meaning that a partial GCODE file will not be detected by the printer, it will just stop printing, no error)
2. SD flat cable is very close to the thermal dissipator (board side). Flat cable are not shielded by design and thermal dissipator are sticked on component which could create eletrical field/noise. Reroute the cable and check if it is solved. Same issue could happen for the display (other flat cable). Same solution will help to limit the issues with display filled with scramble caracters.
3. Power supply is generating noise on secondary (12 V) circuit. Seems to be strange but still logical. Most of the time, SD content is displayed well but when you turn the knob, list is becoming empty. It could also be during the print, vertical or horzontal draw line appears in an unexpected way. Replacing the power supply cursed both issues in my case. Did I was lucky ? No idea
Hope it helps
Thierry
Re: [Solved] Card reading intermittent issues
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Re: [Solved] Card reading intermittent issues
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